Lee Corso will officially leave the building when he signs off from College GameDay this fall and he is taking the soul of ...

Lee Corso’s nearly four-decade run on ESPN’s “College GameDay” is coming to an end.

Lee Corso will retire later this year from "College GameDay", ESPN announced. When will the longtime college football analyst have his final show?

ESPN's best years coincided with the peak of Lee Corso's career. Losing him is a reminder that those best years are far ...

Corso requested the help of a friend to get a special message out there. After an incredible 38-year run on ESPN's College ...

His career with ESPN and "GameDay" has been long and prolific. He's been a consistent part of the show since 1987.

Oh, and earlier this week, the Pelicans fired executive VP David Griffin, swiftly replacing him with Hall of Famer Joe Dumars ...

Following the news of Corso's retirement, GameDay co-host Rece Davis spoke on CNN about it, and specifically discussed the ...

In an announcement on social media, longtime ESPN College GameDay personality Lee Corso announces last week with show this fall.

Nearly 40 years of headgear picks, not-so-fasts, and a wealth of expert college football analysis will come to a close as Lee ...

There will only ever be one Lee Corso. College football Saturdays didn’t start until Corso put a mascot head on and heard the cheers (or boos) from the thousands of students and onlookers ...